Staff welcomed a talk today from @NiRibbon on their vital work, and what we can do to help end violence against women and girls. Our Chief Executive Sinéad Simpson and staff also pledged their support for and signed the White Ribbon Charter.

The latest edition of #PolicingMatters is now live! Read all about our last meeting in public and what our Members have been up to this month: https://t.co/TPkpquOO5n

A Song for Humanity A cinematic English song by Shiv R. Jhawar — Divine Is Not Just a Name. In a world divided by conflict, this song awakens the spirit of humanity — inspiring a life rooted in wisdom, compassion, and universal brotherhood. To listen, search on YouTube: Divine Is

Statement on the investigation into police conduct relating to offending activities of Alexander McCartney between 28 January 2016 and 12 March 2019: https://t.co/TZAAWoV2Zi

There are on average 9 assaults on police officers every single day in Northern Ireland. Find out more about the @PoliceFedforNI #LetThemProtect Campaign here: https://t.co/6yP7u7QmZA

Our Independent Custody Visitors are a key part of our work. Read the latest ICV reports and apply to become a volunteer here: https://t.co/HbN2ewOERL

God is Good.

Independent Member @LesAllamby closed our meeting in public yesterday with a question to the Chief Constable on the McCullough Review and action taken in terms of those affected. See the response and session in full: https://t.co/X5yQgxawim

.@ColinSDLP questioned the Chief Constable on PSNI implementation of recommendations from a recent @PONIPressOffice report at our meeting in public yesterday. See the response and session in full: https://t.co/X5yQgxawim

At our meeting in public yesterday, Independent Member @Kate_Laverty questioned the Chief Constable on engagement with NIPSA around potential for PSNI civilian staff strike action and implications. See the response and session in full: https://t.co/X5yQgxawim

Independent Member Marian Cree questioned the Chief Constable on flexible working patterns for police officers at our meeting in public yesterday. See the response and session in full: https://t.co/X5yQgxawim

South Italian San Pietro Coffee beans have arrived on US ground.

At our meeting in public yesterday, @NualaMcAllister questioned the Chief Constable on personal protection weapons and public safety issues. See the response and session in full: https://t.co/X5yQgxawim

At our meeting in public yesterday, Cheryl Brownlee MLA questioned the Chief Constable on PSNI policy and procedural guidance to officers re personal protection weapons and any concerns raised. See the response and session in full: https://t.co/X5yQgxawim

.@alcham49 questioned the Chief Constable on instructions to officers on personal protection weapons at our meeting in public yesterday. See the response and session in full: https://t.co/X5yQgxawim

At our meeting in public yesterday, Gerry Kelly MLA questioned the Chief Constable on recent media commentary around personal protection weapons. See the response and session in full: https://t.co/X5yQgxawim

At our meeting in public yesterday, Independent Member @OsborneTweets questioned the Chief Constable on the strategic provision of custody suites and the impact of custody suite refurbishment on use of resources. See the response and session in full: https://t.co/z8mHYSfhb7

Independent Member Frank McManus questioned the Chief Constable on resourcing pressures and police numbers at our meeting in public yesterday. See the response and session in full: https://t.co/z8mHYSfhb7

.@NualaMcAllister questioned the Chief Constable on whether Right Care Right Person will deal with issues that relate to children & young people which are for health and not policing at our meeting in public yesterday. See the response and session in full: https://t.co/z8mHYSfhb7

At our meeting in public yesterday, @LindaDillon81 asked the Chief Constable about capturing numbers from diversion of calls to PSNI from people who request NIAS assistance. See the response and session in full: https://t.co/z8mHYSfhb7

Our Vice Chair Brendan Mullan opened yesterday's meeting in public with a question on funding challenges and pressures as well as progress made on the Right Care Right Person initiative with DoH and partners. See the response and session in full: https://t.co/z8mHYSfP0F

Read the Chief Constable's monthly report to @NIPolicingBoard https://t.co/ZKNL9FFnny

If you missed our meeting in public today you can find the questions asked below and listen to the answers on our YouTube channel: https://t.co/kMgOmIiEPp